Biblical reconciliation is the process of two people who are alienated because of strife in their relationship. They come together to find peace within one another.

In other words, because God has reconciled us to himself through Christ Jesus. We can be reconciled with each other and no longer be angry at one another.

Sadly, the absence of reconciliation robs us of the power of unity and our ability to function correctly in our relationships. So with all of these facts in mind, here are some thoughts about reconciliation.

Biblical reconciliation is the process of two people who are alienated because of strife in their relationship. They come together to find peace within one another.

In other words, because God has reconciled us to himself through Christ Jesus. We can be reconciled with each other and no longer be angry at one another.

Sadly, the absence of reconciliation robs us of the power of unity and our ability to function correctly in our relationships. So with all of these facts in mind, here are some thoughts about reconciliation.

A friend of mine has a great story about a young couple in the church he was pastoring in Johannesburg, South Africa. Who began to struggle with an issue in their marriage after remodeling their garage into a home office and then had a carport built at the back of their house, with access by way of a narrow driveway. Arriving home one afternoon, the husband discovers his wife's car parked at an angle in the carport, taking up both parking spaces. Slightly irritated with this...